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originally posted by: putnam6
originally posted by: Annee
I live in the middle of the Sonora Desert AZ. Record temp 124.
You have to respect the heat. You don't fight it.
You move slowly, you cover up -- wear long sleeves, loose clothing, and a sun hat. Keep home window coverings closed.
Get up early, do what you gotta do -- quit early -- restart in the evening. There's a reason those on the Equator take mid-day siestas.
I keep my A/C at 80. But, sometimes inside temp is higher. I do use a fan to circulate air.
I don't understand why some try to compensate by turning their home into a refrigerator.
Because respectfully, not everybody has had to live their life like some desert horny toad. The Sonoran Desert doesn't have 9.5 Million people living there for a reason
originally posted by: Kenzo
a reply to: KindraLabelle2
Yeeh, i never have really understand why they have to burn the gas , specially now when there is shortage of gas . If look the map area on Iraq/kuwait/iran they really burn that stuf alot in the oil fields there.
Butt...im not an engineer, so that`s my excuse
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: putnam6
originally posted by: Annee
I live in the middle of the Sonora Desert AZ. Record temp 124.
You have to respect the heat. You don't fight it.
You move slowly, you cover up -- wear long sleeves, loose clothing, and a sun hat. Keep home window coverings closed.
Get up early, do what you gotta do -- quit early -- restart in the evening. There's a reason those on the Equator take mid-day siestas.
I keep my A/C at 80. But, sometimes inside temp is higher. I do use a fan to circulate air.
I don't understand why some try to compensate by turning their home into a refrigerator.
Because respectfully, not everybody has had to live their life like some desert horny toad. The Sonoran Desert doesn't have 9.5 Million people living there for a reason
I'm born and raised in Los Angeles. 40+ years.
Actually, straight out of Compton.
originally posted by: putnam6
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: putnam6
originally posted by: Annee
I live in the middle of the Sonora Desert AZ. Record temp 124.
You have to respect the heat. You don't fight it.
You move slowly, you cover up -- wear long sleeves, loose clothing, and a sun hat. Keep home window coverings closed.
Get up early, do what you gotta do -- quit early -- restart in the evening. There's a reason those on the Equator take mid-day siestas.
I keep my A/C at 80. But, sometimes inside temp is higher. I do use a fan to circulate air.
I don't understand why some try to compensate by turning their home into a refrigerator.
Because respectfully, not everybody has had to live their life like some desert horny toad. The Sonoran Desert doesn't have 9.5 Million people living there for a reason
I'm born and raised in Los Angeles. 40+ years.
Actually, straight out of Compton.
Respectfully how long did it take for you to get acclimatized once you moved straight out of Compton to straight into the Sonoran Desert?
Because FWIW Compton's average temp is 22 degrees less than the average temperature of Goodyear AZ in July.